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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-25
TWO OF FPLUNKITrs JOBS co THROUGH.

A SUNDAY LIQUOR BILL LINTRODUCED-DEfEAIo of
"MoNsrROUs MEASURE"
albany May "a (SpectaD.-Senator Plunkitt got two
more of his jobs the Senate tonight by the aid of
the Judiciary Committee. One bill provides for TWO
more police Justices IN NewYork at $4,000 year each,
for ten years with clerks, stenographer, etc. IL would
fasten An additional expense OF $4,000 year on
tho city without any reason whatever, except
TO furnish more patronage for tho Democrats.
His other bill, which placed on the order OF third
reading provides for the payment OF the ancient Tweed
claim OF John A. stemmer for salary a civil justice.
The tremendous efforts which Excise Commissioner
Woodman Ed stokes and others to get through bill
permitng the sale OF liquor on Sunday bore lrut TO-
night In the introduction by Senator Mcmillan or the to
lowing bill which is to have its third reading tomorrow
morning
holding an OK those who have such license
frshments to their guests patrons boarers TO sell
SUNDAY Their premise: malt % Or G ,S With
but t expressly provided that shall not be lawful on sun
allow ans malt or spTtSoas liquors Of kind to be
drank over GSr reported favoraby sen
aors Comstock and Kellogg d.sentng the sccaled Vest
tho morning Mr. Powers gave notice o. an inte9 e
on move tomorrow to suspend all the ruoS "ni'h inter
iels s1oraSo avon Mt Hamtons bin to pub
Mr measure "a to RISeo! s S Sas Slightly
M TIspRaSen and Mr. unkt felt rather ehoptslen TO-
through mousrOus b to break up The watts ana Ls9 s
In New York sixty and h property went 70
Tho state and used found an asylum tor he sst
years efforts have been made by alleged hers 70
s tbIs nroperty such bill has been regularly defeated IN
80 aS, ,sIature An Assembly bill introduced by Mr. Lang
ben ahd which way has passed that body
and MT Pitts asked for some explanation OF the bill Mr
Traphagen explained an unmp0rtsnt nttle Dill 10
srrmne the ownership Of real estate OF man who
died a few years In NewYork" He was followed Dy
said that thoroughly good Dill Tor
which he could vouCh About this time Senator MURPHY
heard the word eake mentioned and gancng at the Dill ne
said was the old Leake and Watts Asylum Dill anu hat ~
was tho monstrous bills that ever came Deoro
the Legislature" ,,,.. ..,., 60 avail, ~. .,or,,
by having bin aside but In this they Jailed ana IL was
sent TO the judiciary Committee with instructions 10 strike
out the onactng clause only PlunKHt anu Ifsphasen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-25
OBRIEN SAFE AT NIAGARA FALLS.
HE RECEIVES A THREATENING LETTER, BUT is bAI
,ovrpr, WITH HIS WORK.

HE RECEIVES A THREATENING LETTER, bOi 10 oAi-
IsFIED WITH HIS WORK.
NIAGARA FALLS May A.-William OBrien arrived
hare this evening from Hamilton, Ont on his way TO
Montreal He hopes that the rest which he Will be ena
bed to take will put him in fairly good to 90 through
the speech-making and receptions which still await hm
before he can set out for New-York.
To-day after the servant girls in the Royal HOTEL
Hamilton had presented Editor o. O'Bren with bouque'
and an address, the following letter was handed MIN
was posted in East Syracuse, N " on May ~ ana
eed to all the towns where MI. OBrien had visted'
reaching him finally at Hamilton:
EAST SYRACUSE May 1S 1887.
n,ecr ~ advice William O,Bren. You black hearted
Irish fool II You ever appearance IN Kingston OF
- ,ars hSacl irisb home L. q.
y" viii be there in less than forty-eight hours
"This letter." said Mr.. o'Brien "portends something
dangerous do not as rule, care much about threat
enng letters but who wrote that Is just the sort
OF a fellow who shot at me last night"
The Hamilton Spectator this morning. In its account o
what occurred night asserts positively that sho's
were fred from OBriens carriage before the attacking
party had touched a trigger, or adjusted cap Mr
OBren said that the report in The Spectator was tho
meanest and most malgn statement whlch mas YET peen
made. -, ..o,,.
tour o. he was asked. . ,-. A..
what other effect can 1t have than TO iniame the
minds of Orangemen, already enough innaneu am
triumph greater than any expected has been accom-
plshed." -, o.s., ,,.
depot thinking Mr. OBrien would leave Hamilton tnen
acting on the advice of Dr. Alexander Burns VINO
visited him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-25
NOMINATIONS AGAIN HUNG UP"
THE REPUBLICAS CAUCUS DECLINES TO GIVE ihh
GOVERNOR MORE PATRONAGE

THE REPUBLICAN CAUCUS DECLINES TO GIVE Iiib
GOVERNOR MORE PATRONAGE.
ALBANY, May "a (Specidb.-Thc latest efort OF Gov
ernor Hill to get possession OF patronage has taeu Us
m. Republcan Senators agreed In caucus this afternoon
70 take no action on the pending NOMINATIONS iho
covernor has shown extreme anxiety to get possession
Of the Health Ofce in order to swell the Denoerauo
campaign fund next fall. For similar reason no mas
hoon anxious to supplant the present non-saarled E
oration Commission with Democratic officials VINO wouu
draw sl5 600 year In salaries There was not snslo
Republican Senator In favor OF imposing 'hS Sio'oVo
burou on the state and suggestion was pade III .ho
caucus TO confirm General sickles There was no iees
either in favor Of turning the Health oco over 70 'ho
but several OF the Senators did favor ne
armaton Of tho Quarantine Commissioners.
The discussion was confined almost wholly 10 ths
The Democras have sought during the last few days 70
ork mn A soldier influence In favor oil action on tho
nominations and Senators Murphy Pierce and others pre-
ssntsd to-day alleged requests from Grand Army posts
70 that effect But their partisan purpose was 100 eYf
dent to be OF any effect
In the caucus Mr.. Grswod moved to connrm aossrs'
Grant Day and Leary Quarantine CoiDm'Ssione'"
ia said that Mr. Day was friend OF mis- anu mossoh
Gallant man aud that Colonel Grant was well tnoWn'
TO of the three commissioners, he SAID wouiu 10 no,
auh,ean ma thus leaving the board In their nannA
bs favored confirmation Az 20 the Health omeer ne saa
tst could be left Tor future confederation fS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-25
A DEFA Utter For $4,000.
FLIGHT OF A YOUNG PHILADELPHIAN.

NJ. L. sEGUIN, MANAGER OF AN UMBRELLA COM
PANY, RoBs IT AND DISAPPEARS.
PHILADELPHIA, May 24.-Mercom l. seguin. manager
of tho Philadelphia Umbrella Company has left THIS
city, leaving it is alleged deficiency Of $4,000 In
his accounts. Before departing Scgun made con-
fcsson TO his friend and business associate, George
c. Baker decaring at the same tmo his determination
to fly from the disgrace that must fan upon him
II he should remain in Philadelphia. His last request
was that Baker should break the news TO his WIFE,
This the latter reluctantly did Mrs. seguin is al
most crazed with grief Not knowing what elso to
do sho closed up her pretty home at No. 4s1o
Chestcr-ave, yesterday and with her three children
went to an uncle in Trenton.
se.un's victims arc mostly members of his own
family. They are J. Brown seguin, brother Mrs
Mary Richardson. tho mother-in-Iaw; MI hardson M
q bTOthcr-n-law, and the wife, Each OF them had an
interest In the Philadelphia Umbrella Company and
together with Seguin tho four practically formed the
concern. They had implicit faith in segun's honesty
and business ability, and entrusted him with the
complete MANAGEMENT OF the business Mr. Richard
son entrusted Soguin with 1000 outside OF tho
money no put into the umbrella company. Seguln
was to invest tho $17, 900 TO good advantage. The
brothern-law has good reasons for believing
that he failed 10 do The deaulters wrong doing
covers q period OF years. Stock speculation Ia tho
main cause of his downfall lie is only twenty-eight
wears old.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-25
DEATHS From LIGHTNING STROKES.
VIOLENT WIND AND THUNDER sToRMs-noUsKs
BIOWN DOWN

VIOLENT WIND AND THUNDER sToRMs-HoUsKs
BLOWN DOWN.
WAsnTNGToS May pa cOl0rod woman named Kath-
nrine williams living at Hsdale across the Eastern
Branch was struck dead by lightning while gathering
kindlng wood this afternoon.
ST. LOUIE May ga dispatch from Dexter, Mo.
says: "Wbe number OF citizens were returning from
a prayermeetlng near Leora, Sunday night. James l.
Butler was struck By lightning and instantly killed, and
Robert Mccain was parayzed and Is In critical condi
tion Four companions were severely shocked
dlspatch from whitehall, H., says; "The son OF
Michael wech was found dead beside fence on Gavin
Hicks farm lie crossing wheat hed from Dsse
bali game when he struck by lightning"
ST. LOUIS, May pa dispatch from Clay Centre KAN
SAYS Idana small west OF here, was visited by
a wind storm last evening About $50 clock the storm
came rolling up the north and separated Justbo-
fore reaching the town 1t together again with ter
rifle force destroying live dwellings and the schoolhouse
and doing considerable damage generally. fortunately
there WAS only person injured, man named beik
nap Several bridges were washed away
MONTGOMERY, Ala, May 24.-A heavy wind storm pre-
vailed all over the part OF the State today doing
considerable damage To property IL was most violent az
Opeika The storm was accompanied by nail ana was
sicce eded by "a good rain, which was much needed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-25
BR1cKLAYERS SUSPICIOUS OF An OFFER.

THE PROPOSAL or THE MASTER MAsoNs IN CHICAGO
DOES NOT SEEM TO SATISFY THIS.
CHICAGO May "a (Speciah-The Executive Committee
OF the National Builders Association has been at work at
it's quarters In the Grand Pacific ali day.
"will the offer OF the omployers-45 cents an hour,
nine and Saturday half hoday-be accepted
by the bckayesi President Yorkeeler OF the latters
union was asked this morning
ct should say not" the reply. "Thero is something
suspicious about this offer OF the master masons 1t Is
against our principles work nine hours which one
objectionable feature OF the offer another that the
nav day is n red for either Monday Tuesday. Why
can't they specify one day and stick to IL 7"
THE chief reason for making an advance In brloklay
ers wages at our meeting last night, said Joseph
Downey to-day. 10 keen the Chicago brokayers in
the city We Ike men best and should not like
10 begin with those from other towns There has been
no effort from the outside but there prob
ably will be unless the men decide TO 20 to WORK"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-25
DESPERATE BELGIAN STRIKERS.
CuARLERoI MINERS MARCH on BRUSSELS AND AR
DIsPYRsHD ny TROOPS.

CuARLERoI MINERS MARCH ON BRUSSELS AND AXE
DISPERSED BY TROOPS.
BRUSSELS May 24.-The strikers at Charleroi at
tempted march Brussels day. but were charged
by gendarmes just after starting and dispersed NO
blood was shed
districts possess arms and explosives. Many out
RACES have been committed by the use OF the
latter including the destruction OF machinery and the
blowing up OF abodes of managers OF mines Several
arrests have been made At Cronfesta an attempt mas
been made to destroy railway bridge with explosives
riot has occurred at Veux sous Chevremont arising
from the strikers oompepg the German soldiers 10 stop
work In the mines Arrests were also made there.
In consequence OF nightly Socialist demonsrsuoins
streets have been prohibited. The city was agtated
throughout the night by bands OF Socialists paradng me
strects Many scues took place between tho dsordcry
element and the police Fifteen arrests were made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-25

he thought the business of the Senate to act the
nominations and either reject or confirm them
Senators Pitts and Sloan spoke the same effect MT
said that he had heard good reason for turn
Ing three Republican commissioners 10 make places
for two other Republicans aud a Democrat as Ior act
ing the nominations for the purpose OF reecng tnem
that would please the Governor the most as ne wouia
Immediately send in another batch He Thought tnat
q wise thing TO do to leave the matter alone -
Mr. Griswolds motion lost by vote OF 70 10
The seven who voted in favor OF it we're worth, IRIS
w0ld Pitts Sloan, Hoysrsdt Kellogg and Walker ny
vote OF IA to Mr. Kellogg voting this time IN the
aifrmative). action on the nominations was lnden'
nitely postponed -
The Governor to-day nominated Thomas l. Dawes as
State He ah but the action or the caucus
does not affect this nomination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-25
SLOW CABINET-MAKING IN NPARIs.
PRESIDENT GRIvY APPEALING TO THE PATRIOTISM

PRESIDENT GREVY APPEALING TO IiE fAlhio ism
OF NJ. FLoQUET.
PARIS May 2i.-In view OF the failure OF all the com
binatons TO effect settlement OF the Ministerial ques
tion President Grevy has recalled NJ Foquet and ap
pcaled to his patriotism to form Cabinet NJ floquet
asked for twentyfour hours to consider the matter In
OF the day he conferred with NJ Lockroy NJ
Granet, General Boulanger and NJ Bertheot II he
ooaan4s - afi-f-. - -'n ----'---
the Office of Minister Of tho Interior, NJ Rouvier
will be Minister OF Finance and NJ Flourens VIII De
urged to retain the Foreign portfolio Tho Radicals VIII
suppOrt NJ. Goblet for President OF the Chamber OF
Deputies IL NJ. Floquet becomes Premier NJ fl09uct
was I'm conference with General BOulanger this evening
The turn affairs have taken Is considered victory Tor
General BOulanger. -, , ,,,,.,-. .
In France saws that NJ Etenne will be Minister or
Works NJ LEROY NJ Nette Minister OF Agrcult-
ure. NJ BOysset Minister of Justice. Admra AnDe % or
Admiral Bourgeois Minister OF Marine ana NJ Bouree
Minister OF Foreign Affairs. The appointment OF NJ.
Bouree however. says La France s 70 he lnade ony III
the event of M Flourens finally declining the Foreign
portfolio. The Opportunists, the paper adds do @ not
favor the proposed Cabinet, while the RADICALS ana inc
members OF the Extreme Left support IT,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-25
THE PoPE's QUARREL WITH ITALY.

ROME May 24.-The Pope In an allocution yesterday
referred to the religious peace with Prussia, which he
said he had made every effort attain. Continuing the
Pope said
God grant that Italy. who particularly dear to n may
share the spirit peace with which animated toward
ali nations earnestly desire that Italy should put aside
her unhappy difference with the papacy whose dignity Is yo
chiefly OF secs The means OF obtain
ing concord would be 10 establish tho Pope In position
where 10 subject to In tho enjoyment OF
full and liberty which far from injuring Itay, would
powerfully contribute 10 her prosperity,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-25
FRAGMENTs OF GABLE NEWS.

DUBLIN May 24-Judge Boyd to-day ordered the
Father Ryan, the Herbertsown branch OF the
National League, and Father siatery, who were i'm
prisoned refusing give testimony In relation TO the
Plan of Campaign.
BERLIN May 24.-Urgent business questions have
arisen In Imperial Foreign Once and Count Herbert
Bismarck who Is at present visiting Earl kOsebery In
them.
DUpIIS May 24-Cardnal Gibbons has been a guest
of Judge Tghe at Balndine for several days lie has
returned 10 Dublin and will sail Tor America on Ihurs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-25
SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC IN CUBA.


SANTIAGO DE CUBA, May 14-Today 1t Is estimated
that there are fully 800 Of smallpox here The
death rate is estimated to be high as GO per cent.
dine 10 the fact that some $4,000 out OF population OF
40 900 are supposed TO DO wholly unprotected BY vacci
nation.
DID THE CANON STEAL DR. TALMAGES SERMON
LONDON May 24-Canon Fleming one OF the Chap
lans I'm Ordinary to Her Majesty has just published
a volume OF sormonA The Pail Mail Ga-ene alleges that
one OF the sermons gross plagiarism OF sermon de-
iycred by Dr. Tamsge OF the Brooklyn Tabernacle, SIX
years ago.
DR.. Talmage was found at his homo In South Oxford
st. Brooklyn last evening by TRIBUNE reporter When
his attention was called TO the statement from 1he FdH
Mall Gazette he said: "An English religious paper was
sent TO me the other day. in which saw statement TO
the same effect so suppose The Pail Mall Gazette got Its
information that The religious paper said
that the sermon In question entitled Tho Anthem
tscy Of the scriptures preached thst In LONDON sew
era years ago anniversay celebration In Rowianu
Hs Surrey Chapel II was published In volume Issued
by ID. Dickinson, In London, In 1879 Ihat shows nas
Ihaye the priority OF publication, The Enslsh paper
get my information from says Canon Flsmings poox,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-25
MRS. MITCHELL TO CONTEST HER HUSBANDS
WILL.

CHICAGO, May "a (Speeiah.-A dispatch from Miiwau-
kee says that that members OF the fam
ly deny the fact it positively asserted that Mrs Alex
ander Mitchell will contest the viii OF her husband She
has gone to Florida thereby falling to qualify as eIeeu-
trx The will left Mrs. Mitchell $4,000 year. the uso
of the homestead and contents long as she lived and
gave her 5000 00O The bulk Of the estate was lett 70
the son John L. Mitchell Every effort has been made
10 quiet all matters pertaining TO the estate ana u ~
generally stated by those IN authority that It's value y
NOT more than So 100000 IS, 100000 People WHO
are at all posted assert that Mr. Mitchell iet' iu'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-25
MILLIONS WASTED IN PANAMA c

MILLIONS WASTED IN PANAMA CANAL WORK
PANAMA. May 16.-In one Of the largest, longest and
deepest high up above the prospective canal work.
water has The amount OF earth and rock
taken OF the section referred represents outlay
Of millions OF dolars All the work Is to-day vaueless,
the wafer has washed from the side Of the mountain
more than sufficient to I'LL all the cuts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-25
rrrors RY THE GOVERNOR

AtpISY. NAV 24-Thc Governor returned, without
hs approyal Mr. Msxwelrs bill for the incorporation OF
the Proyident Industrial Insurance Company on ING
ground that there Is already statute books general
act providing for incorporation of this class Oh
panes Ho also returned without his approvai nn ma,
Youngmans Registration bill applying to Clues Oh
Inhabitants and upward The Governor ob)ects 70 ~ ~
The reason that t proceeds on the theory that mNo
OF voters dishonest For the SAKE ot n, S would
N aad to the aud often the expense o
regsterng ss to practically disfrsnehise many h'nss
voters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-25
No pECAII, OF THE SUBWAY BILL.

ALBANY May "a tSpecia0.-Mr Cantor at the evening
session of the Assembly offered a resolution recalling
from the Governor the bill extending the terms Of Messrs
Hess Gibbons and Moss. electrical subway commission
ers OF NewYork The resolution he stated was offered
at the request OF Governor HILL This was plain In.
tmation that the Governor intended to veto tne nl
sad that the purpose OF recalling the bill was 70 add
CONTROLLER Ioew and Newton TO the board
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-25
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES
GOOD TEMPLARs IN COUNCIL

GOOD TEMPIAkS IN CODNCllI
SARATOGA, May "a The twenty third annual session OF
the Right Worthy Grand Loge OF Good Tomplars convened
In Episcopal Church In this city this mornag
The session will continue ton days Tho question OF re-
union two branches which were seDataod some ton
the secession OF OF tho TRANSATLANTIC
lodges, will for action The English Branoh, OF
te seceder.' represented by delegation OF twenty
one frcm across tho Atlantic
SUFFERING FOR RAIN.
SCHENECTADY May 24Reports from Schoharte Saratoga
time all crops will be utterly ruined Winter wheat early
veg abes and fruits already greatly damaged.
A WOMANs NECK BROKEN BY FALL
DUFAPLo May 2LAn accident occurred TINS AFTERNOON IN
Baruums variety store Mrs John G. Jerett made mlsstep
and falling down the stairway leading 10 the eear WAS III
siAntly killed
FOUND GUILTY OF MURDER
WILMINGTON ". G., May 24-Grant Best the negro boy
ho killed OF his and wOun, oil two Others
found guilty murder IN the first degree Best Is seven
years Old .
AN ACCUSED WOMAN sURRENDERs HERSELF.
te Young who Ia accused OF causing the deh
of an in known by throwing her down flight oil sars
An he house No. 5O3 South Seyeltnst yesterday
morning surrendered herself 10 the police this afternoon
She emphacaly denies having thrown the woman ao"n
stAirA
FIVE DEATHS AFTER AN ELECTION FIGHT
at Louis MAY IA dispatch from Paris Texas, says
ain the Choctaw Nation two weeks ago two men naneu
Wilson full blood ChOctaws killed In row over ho
election Of a Deputy sheriff In Lawson County since inc
Sing tie sheriff elect missing and on Friday ho
bodies Of three were found on CeaI OIoss near
Vile OF which il supposed 10 DO mat Vi 'ho ho"H
elected sbeuf.
BRhZEN ACTION OF A CHICAGO "BoODLER
CHICAGO May Pa" Phil" Kelly one Of the . snit
assns the county to-day $4,000 for services
Eey IA said 10 transferred his old WARRANTS W "o'
ConnelIy tor whese the suit u brought
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-25
TO FORCE THE l..

TO FORCE THE PASSAGE OF THE COERCION BILL
LONDON May 24-sir Algernon Borthwick (Conserya-
tive). Member OF Parliament for South Kensington and
proprietor OF The London Morning Post in address to
his constituents last evening said that after the Whitsun
the Government proposed to force tho OF
the Irish Crimes Act Amendment bill within specified
period whether all the ndments 10 the bin
disposed Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-25
NEW-YORK. WEDNESDAY, MAY 25, 1887

with the same sermon, published In 1890 think
met him while abroad some years ago and was enter.
tained by him, and would not believe him capable OF
such thing as approprating sermon. He seemed 70
me princey gentleman IL recall him correctly and
cannot say anything about this matter until know more
OF IL"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-25
poRRrD AyD BEI TEN BY A NEGRO.

BALTIMORE, May "a tSpeciaD-Mrs Mary Jane h'uisy'
ronh.a and a,tempted TO assault in Druid Hill ParK
she lives in woodberry suburban village and was on
her way through the park to: this city. Tns par, ..s
patroed by policemen shower T esses sSs rain to cease
shelter under tree: While waiting eons threw her to
the srosnd and nS afn Ta %ay Hef
her Screams he kicked her aq aam Henry negro, was
the park and
Of the OUTRAGE, ,bink she will loseher eyesighs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-25
NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.

LONDON,
Mr. MANNING TO RETURS.-Danlel Manning will leave
Bournemouh on Monday for Liverpool He will sail for
New-York on June l. His health is much improved
STRIKERS USING DYNAMITE-A dynamite bomb was
exploded under the police court at iebburn, Durnam
County last night, partly destroying the building Inc
outrage is attributed 10 strikers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-25

VIENNA. May 2L-The Ta0Iiah has received telegram
from odessa stating that the Gar returned to st. Peters
burg from the Don COssacks country three days carrier
than he had intended This was due, the dispatch
says TO an attempt made by a student TO kin him on
Wednesday night the festivities at Nova Tcherk0sk by
firing at him he rode by in a carriage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-25

MAZZANTINI WOUNDED BY BULL.
HAVANA, May pa telegram from Seville SPAIN an
unces that Mazzantn the famous matadore has been
seriously wounded by o bull.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-25
RUSHED THROUGH IN Evl

.,n,s1 W.x aI ,SpeciaD-The Assembly passed MI
90. M, ,.su,.tns the transportation Of e1plos,ss
Sut ,.aS 10 sv. enough votes for bis bill orbddns inc
ero..ns DS Of highway. At grade BY railways u.s. r,.s.ns.
bucket shops passed the ~ Co
sss of that population was passed Oy 'Oe
bly late tonight